Name: Shwegu Gyi Phaya
Address: Old Bagan, Myanmar (Burma), MM

Shwegu Gyi Phaya is a place of worship, located at Old Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

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Old Bagan (Burma)

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Anonymous

04 February 2018

In the heart of Old Bagan, able to climb on the upper story to see the Bagan’s Beautiful Plains till you reach your eyes on Horizon surround by The Magnificent Temples Thabyinnyu and Ananda as well as Old Palace excavation site.
Anonymous

31 January 2018

Great for a sunset picture. Not the best places but at least your allowed to climb up inside the temple here!
Anonymous

04 January 2018

Great place for viewing sunrise and sunsets!! Not as congested as other temples. Plus the temple has safe steps so there is no need to fuss over the safety part. ☺️
Anonymous

30 December 2017

You can see Bagan view with sunset
Anonymous

27 December 2017

Very old temple with massive wooden but falling apart doors.. Very serene.. and can climb up to see the gorgeous view around Bagan.
Anonymous

23 December 2017

The place where you can see beautiful views
Anonymous

07 December 2017

One of the best in Bagan
Anonymous

22 October 2017

I have been to upstair with narrow steps at this Shwegugyi Temple.Very nice view.I found very old tall big door there.
Thank you King Alaungsithu.
Anonymous

11 October 2017

Nice view on top, but hot at noon
Anonymous

09 October 2017

I take refuge in Budda.I take refuge in Damma.I take refuge in Sangha.
Anonymous

11 May 2017

It's really nice and its colour makes it stand out. Usually pretty quiet.
Anonymous

02 March 2017

Not a lot of people. I think this would be a good spot to watch the sunrise as an alternative to the shwesandaw.
Anonymous

28 February 2017

'Golden Cave Temple', a small compact temple near the old Bagan palace, built by King Alaungsithu who was killed by his own son, King Narathu.
Anonymous

19 January 2017

Beautiful temple.
Anonymous

30 November 2016

An enjoyable temple to visit and probably the best after you visit those popular temples around as this temple is surrounded by those popular ones. You can see Dhammayangyi and Shwesandaw at the southeast, Ananda at the east, and Thatbyinnyu at the south and sunset in the west if you arrive at the right time.
Anonymous

02 May 2016

Amazing collection of temples built over hundreds of years. Best seen by renting electric bikes. There is a very expensive morning hot air balloon ride but seemed to only last less than 20 minutes